Springdale High School - Electra Yearbook (Springdale, PA)

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.5 .-U... .',,,.. - -- -zs., I gs ,J- --A 2. . DMINISTR TIO MR. LOYAL S. MARSHALL Bachelor of Arts Supervising Principal ' DR. EDWARD P. CIBIK Doctor of Education junior High School Principal 11 MR. JOHN E. MCCLOSKEY Bachelor of Science Master of Education Assistant Supervising Principal

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BOARD OF EDUCATION In a combined school district such as ours, many problems can arise, which would natur- ally not befall a single community school system. For this reason, we have four separate boards of education which compose the Allegheny Valley Joint School Board of Education. Finances, maintenance, transportation, ath- letics, supplies, teaching positions, these are some of the problems which confront our joint board of education. Each monthly meeting is utilized to the fullest in an attempt to SPRINGDALE TOWNSHIP Mr. Michael Pettruny, Mr. Raymond Linn, Mrs. Frances Barniker SPRINGDALE BORO Seated-Mr. Charles Hodel, Mr. Charles Desmone, Mrs. Estelle Hendrickson, Mr. Herbert Johnson, Mr. Carl Hepler Standing-Mr. john Mowen, Mr. William Lentz solve the above mentioned and various other problems. We are proud to have on our school board, men and women who are not only sincerely interested in progressive education, but who have the initiative to help our schools attain better means of learning. We of the senior class, as we go into the world, will learn more and more how lucky we were to have been given an ample opportunity to learn. To those who have made this possible We say thank you. CHESWICK BORO Seated-Mr. Charles Borland, Mr. Victor Gobert, Mr Guy DeVore Standing-Mr. Robert Black, Mr. John Godfrey HARMAR TOWNSHIP Seated-Mr. Victor Voss, Mr. George Mautino, Mrs Frances Spencer Standing-Mr. David Thompson, Mr. Ernest Marsico

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9. '-5. MR. JOHN J. ROBAK Bachelor of Science Master of Education Senior High School Principal To Tx-us SENIORSZ Graduation is a once in a lifetime occasion that implies a form of academic accomplishment. Recent appraisals of the goal of education in a world whose boundaries have been broadened by discoveries in the field of nuclear energy indicate that graduation from high school is probably only a minimum prepara- tion for broad participation in world affairs. Do not permit graduation to mark the end of your intellectual curiosity. As you leave your high school be ever mindful that one accomplishment merely opens more avenues by means of which you can make yours a fuller life. JOHN J. ROBAK FACULTY Throughout the course of a year, each student comes to realize that the faculty of Springdale High School consists of men and women who are at the heads of their respective fields. Each teacher is a specialist in his or her particular interest and we do say interest, for the teachers at S.H.S. are so com- plete and thorough in their presentations, that they are surely teaching work in which they are interested. These are the desired characteristics of a fine teacher -interest and ability, and are the characteristics of all of our high school teachers. Besides being excellent guides in education, they serve willingly as activity sponsors and are always willing to give advice and guidance to any student seeking such. We are indeed fortunate to be able to be associated with such a fine, respected group of teachers as we have at Springdale High School. MRS. KATHERINE SLEPPY Secretary, Springdale High School J .!!'f.6f1Af ' ' ' . 1 opfgv- JMAL J ,fZCAK.4-'J-'12 y QW aff '7fM'ff' XV- 'Z 1 7 - ,f Kia, I aydgfcfp ,J